One Swing Philosophy — What Golf Taught Me About Life

These days, I sometimes ask myself, “What did I actually do today?” I didn't go anywhere special. I didn't do anything extraordinary. And yet, somehow, the day disappears so quickly. So I started thinking about what I actually do. Before taking the dogs for their morning walk, I turn on the robot vacuum. Then I take my two dogs for a walk. When we come home, I brush their fur. I make mixed-grain rice, wash and cook some bean sprouts, season them, and fry a couple of eggs. I eat breakfast, take my medicine, wash the dishes, and make myself a cup of coffee. And somehow, a good part of the morning is already gone. Then there is something else that comes with having two dogs. Opening the door. They want to go outside. They come and stand next to me, so I open the door. A little later, they want to come back inside. So they stand at the door and bark. I go and open the door again. A little later... They want to go outside again. Open the door. Then ...